New Muslims in the European Context: The Experience of Scandinavian Converts

Anne Sofie Roald

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This book deals with Scandinavian converts to Islam. Why do Scandivanian convert, how is the conversion process happening, which role do converts play in majority society and in the Muslim communities. The book offers a model of the conversion process in stages, based on conversion processes in other religions.

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